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‘Wh…EAT Right To Keep Fit.’ Hope you’ve read it right???… Wheat is a nutritious diet and so is its oil extracted from the wheat germ (embryo, known as the heart of the wheat), which is packed with 23 nutrients.

As nature’s powerhouse of Vitamin E, Wheat germ oil is a natural aid for enhancing immunity and cardiovascular health along with enormous benefits for the skin and hair.

Bread is the staple food of masses across the world and the most financially supporting member of the family is often beckoned as ‘Bread Winner’. And as you know, bread is made of Wheat.

Popularly known as Godhuma taila in Ayurveda, Wheat germ oil is recommended in the treatment of psoriasis, vitiligo, dry skin conditions, wrinkles, stretch marks, scars, eczema, hair loss and in the enhancement of cognitive ability, heart health and liver functions.

The major chemical constituents of this oil are linoleic or omega-6 acid (50 per cent of the oil), oleic acid (15 per cent), palmitic acid (15 per cent) and stearic fatty acids along with squalene and lecithin.

With all these enriching vital nutrients, Wheat germ oil is a miraculous remedy for controlling the functions of the immune, cardiovascular, reproductive and nervous system.

Historical significance and uses of Wheat Germ oil:

Wheat germ is the embryo or the germinating part of the Wheat kernel, means the most rich and nutritious part of wheat. You are right…..Then, how enriching it’s oil could be?

Triticum vulgare is the scientific name of bread wheat and the germinating part of the wheat kernel is cold-pressed for extracting Wheat germ oil.

As one among the oldest cultivated crops, Wheat enjoys the sovereignty of being the most relished and cherished grains in the universe. Wheat dates back to about 10,000 years. Oh my God! Is your expression now and that was mine too…

The earliest remains of Wheat have been found in Turkey, Jordan and Syria.

TCM or the Traditional Chinese Medicine used Wheat germ and its oil in the treatment of night sweats and for supporting healthy cellular functions.

Menorrhagia, constipation, itching, flatulence, wrinkles and scars are the major health conditions treated with Wheat germ and its oil in the folklore Indian medicine. Wheat germ is recommended for treating malnutrition problems and for augmenting the immune power or the body’s natural ability to fight against infections and diseases.

Wheat germ is one among the most celebrated nutritional supplement across the globe with enormous nutrients, minerals and vitamins.

It has been used for improving the stamina, physical endurance and performance of athletes and people who are involved in occupations that require more physical exertion.

Vitamin E is a natural source of antioxidants and with colossal presence of Vitamin E and other vitamins, Wheat germ and its oil has been in use since the primordial times to prevent and treat cardiovascular problems and malignant attacks.

Wheat germ oil is used in the preparation of various baked goods, poultry items, processed sea foods, snack items, breakfast cereals, pizza, tortillas, pasta and various other Italian, Mexican and Continental cuisines for its gluten presence.

Ayurveda is a sacred system of healing that regards human body as a temple and states that the soul that rests within is the mighty force that influences the entire life of a human being.

The ultimate triumph of every individual depends upon the intensity and purity of the soul, states this magnificent art of remedy.

For this special reason, Ayurveda recommends ways, means, medications and disciplinary practices that aids in keeping the mind, body and spirit clean, content and in high spirits.

Everything on earth including mankind is made up of the five fundamental elements of nature, namely fire, water, earth, space and air. Maintaining harmony with Nature or living as per Nature’s rhythm is the secret behind hale and heartiness. Disparity with the law of nature ends up in illnesses.

In our human body, water exists in the form of blood and other fluids in the system, earth represents muscles, bones and cartilages, fire is the warm energy stimulating various functions of the body, air aids in respiration, and ether or space is the depiction of the soul and this differentiates us from a non-living thing.

These five elements combine together and form biological energies known as doshas. Ayurveda states that every human being is a distinctive part of nature with an exclusive individual constitution known as prakriti, which is a combination of three doshas, namely vata, pitta and kapha.

Every individual has a preponderance of any one dosha, which often determines the persona, character, traits, and behavioral patterns.

Perfect balance between doshas as per nature’s law indicates health and doshic imbalances on account of changes in food habits, weather conditions, lifestyle alterations and immoral habits might lead to illnesses.

Ayurvedic healing begins with the studying of the unique individual constitution of a person. This helps in evaluating the physical and emotional makeup of a person along with their Prakriti and Vikruti (state of health).

The genuineness of Ayurveda is proved by its mechanism of treating the individuals and not just their diseases or its symptoms. Every person is treated in a unique manner even if a group of people are affected by the same health condition.

Lines are beautiful only on a squirrel’s back but certainly not on your face.

Fine lines, wrinkles and crow’s foot are all symbols of aging. Are you aging in the pink? Consuming fruits and veggies that are rich in antioxidants can help in delaying the symptoms of aging and leave your skin supple and soft.

Wheat germ oil is Mother Nature’s prized bundle of vitamin E, which is known to fight against the free radicals and is an imperative instrument in battling against wrinkles, fine lines, saggy skin and few other symptoms of aging.

Free radical is defined as “any atom or molecule that has a single unpaired electron in an outer shell.”

Wiki quotes, “While a few free radicals such as melanin are not chemically reactive, most biologically-relevant free radicals are highly reactive. For most biological structures, free radical damage is closely associated with oxidative damage.”

The role of Vitamin E and other active antioxidants come in place. These are called as lessening agents that restrict oxidative damage to biological structures by passivating cells from free radicals damage.

Free radicals smash up and repair elastin and collagen components of the skin; where collagen aids in keeping the skin flexible, brawny and compact, while elastin supports in retaining the skin structure after extending and twisting.

The presence of Vitamins E, B, C, A and D in Wheat germ oil helps in stimulating healthy cellular regeneration and repairing the damages done to collagen and elastin.

This aids in invigorating dry, mature and rough skin by kindling the creation and circulation of new cells, thus repairing and rejuvenating the damaged tissues and broken capillaries.

Mix 1 drop of Frankincense oil with 1 drop of Sweet Orange oil with 5 drops of Wheat germ oil and massage it in slow circular movements on your skin. Leave it to rest on your skin for about 30 minutes.

Wash you’re your face with a mild cleanser blended with 1 drop of Lavender oil for staying fresh and youthful.

This is the headlines in the life of people affected with rheumatic conditions, arthritis and edema.

Muscles turn taut and all the normal functioning of the system gets affected. Lack of circulation is observed as one among the fundamental reasons behind rigidity of muscles, swelling, inflammation, redness, soreness and pain associated with edema, neuralgia, rheumatism and arthritis.

Wheat germ oil has the potent to control vata and kapha doshas. It enhances the proper circulation of blood; manipulates the removal of toxins and water remains by promoting the quantity and frequency of urination.

Blend 2 drops of Ashwagandha oil with 2 drops of Rose Geranium oil and 1 ounce of Wheat germ oil and gently massage on the painful parts. Follow this massage by pampering your system with a hot water bag for deeper penetration of oils and quicker relief from pain and inflammatory conditions.

Ayurveda prescribes Pranayama for individuals affected by rheumatism, neuralgia, arthritis and edema. It is the Ayurvedic art of balanced breathing, where slow and conscious inhalation and exhalation is done.

Numerous studies witness that about 70 per cent of toxic remains in the system are chucked out through exhalation.

Being a ceramide oil, Wheat germ can enhance blood circulation in your scalp, treat split ends, reduce itchy flakes, control dandruff, nourish the hair follicles, fasten dampness in your hair and scalp and prevent it from hair fall and other scalp conditions.

The best pre-shampoo oil therapy for your lustrous hair is 1 ounce of Wheat germ oil with 5 drops of Rosemary oil, 2 drops of Tea tree oil and 5 drops of Lime oil. Massage this blend on your scalp and hair for augmenting the strength, shine and gentleness of your hair and scalp.

Leave this blend for about an hour and rinse your hair with a mild shampoo blended with 2 drops of Rosemary oil.

4. Sorry dry skin, you’ll be missed but with a smile:

Supple, soft, balanced and glowing skin is the Holy Grail for most of us out there, especially during winter.

Wheat germ oil is an excellent oil with 23 essential nutrients that can help in locking ample moisture in your skin.

The presence of Vitamins and essential fatty acids in Wheat germ oil nourishes your skin from within and seals the moisture simultaneously. This helps in treating rough, dry, dehydrated, dull, cracked and aggravated skin conditions.

Immerse yourself in the luxury of an extravagant massage, preferably in the weekends. 2 ounce of Wheat germ oil mixed with 5 drops of Ylang Ylang oil, 5 drops of Patchouli oil for enhancing natural moisturizing properties of your skin.

You can also massage your heels, elbows, knees and palms with a little of this blend to make it soft and smooth.

Skin health varies based upon seasonal changes. Preparing yourself well ahead can help in saving your head.

The book ‘Ayurvedic Massage: Traditional Indian Techniques for Balancing Body and Mind’ by Harish Johari, mentions Wheat germ oil as one among all those blends for all the seasons, including Winter, Summer and Spring along with cold and rainy days.

With it’s potent to pacify vata and kapha doshas and to enhance pitta dosha; Wheat germ oil can help in keeping you hale and hearty across all the seasons.

(For moisturizing, nourishing and locking the required moisture in your skin. All these blends can also help in eliminating the toxic remains and fluid retention in your system with its mild warming and soothing properties.)

The magnesium content in this oil is said to be helpful for diabetes as it supports healthy blood sugar levels. This oil is also an excellent aid for enhancing the production of healthy red blood cells and has been used in traditional medicine for treating miscarriages and frigidity.

By this way, Wheat germ oil is helpful for supporting the functions of the brain, liver, heart, pancreas and reproductive organs.

Disclaimer:

This article is meant only for the use of education and is not in any ways intended to diagnose or prevent any health condition or to substitute any prescription drugs or the advice of your Doctor. None of us in Essential Depot are medical professionals and this information is circulated only with the motive of spreading the oldest healing wisdom of Ayurveda, the mother of all healing sciences on earth.

Use essential oils only for dermatological uses and ingesting is strictly not advisable. Remember to dilute essential oils before using it on skin. This is because 100 per cent original and organic oils are highly concentrated liquids and might cause allergies if used on the skin directly.

Speak with your Ayurvedic physician or healthcare professional before selecting the appropriate oils for your Prakriti (unique individual constitution) and Vikruti (current state of health). Special care should be taken if you are using essential oils on elderly people, pregnant women, nursing moms and on children.

Peek-a-boo!!! It’s Jojoba this time and it is here to reveal your natural beauty, hidden in the rear of your pimples, wrinkles, blackheads, sunburns, scars, microbial infections, skin pigmentation, psoriasis, cellular damages, dandruff, rough hair, chapped lips, and the list that never ends as you know.This is mainly due to the fact, “Jojoba oil is similar in structure to our natural sebum and such wonder plants used in natural cosmetics actually mimic the skin’s own functions,” quotes the book, ‘The New Age Herbalist – How to use herbs for healing, nutrition, body care and relaxation’ by Richard Mabey and Anne McIntyre.

Trust me; Nature is extraordinarily miraculous in bestowing spectacular souvenirs like Jojoba, which is a woody evergreen shrub that grows in drought and scorching desert conditions. Bearing all the blistering heat around, Jojoba oil still enriches us with its enormous moisturizing and cooling attributes.

Pronounced as ho-ho-ba, Jojoba oil is indeed a fluid plant wax that has replaced animal wax or whale oil since 1971 in the United States and across the world in the production of soaps, skin care creams, moisturizers, shampoos and an extensive range of cosmetics.

Jojoba is used in various Complementary and Alternative Medicinal Practices including Ayurveda, especially in Abhyanga or the art of Ayurvedic massaging for ultimate relief and comfort from various ailments. Jojoba oil has the potent to balance vata, pitta and kapha doshas and is helpful in treating dry skin complaints, acne-prone skin problems and inflammatory conditions.

It has a rich presence of skin-nourishing nutrients like Vitamin E, copper, selenium, zinc, chromium, silicon, B-complex and iodine (82 per cent of this magical ingredient grants Jojoba the power to cure).

Remedial values that make Jojoba the best among all the enriching massage oils are anti-inflammatory, emollient, moisturizing, cicatrisant, antioxidant, anti-degenerative, antifungal, antimicrobial, antiseptic, moisturizing, anti-acne, anti-dandruff and anti-aging.

Historical uses and importance of Jojoba oil:

Simmondsia chinensis is the botanical name of Jojoba, a dry perennial shrub indigenous to the Sonoran desert of Northwestern Mexico and in Southern California and Arizona. It is also grown commercially in Peru, Argentina, Australia, Chile, Israel and Egypt.

Jojoba is an excellent alternative to commercial whaling and this wonder plant save the whales from being killed for ‘whale oil and spermaceti.’ IJEC says that Jojoba oil is chemically similar to whale oil and both are pure, long-chain wax esters.

The rich Jojoba oil is extracted from the crushed seeds of this shrub. Jojoba and its oil have also been in use as a promising skin conditioner, hair restorative, appetite suppressant and as a natural moisturizer.

The founder of 21 California Missions, Father Junipero Serra quotes that the Native American populace have used Jojoba for a longer period in the treatment of burns, bruises, sores, wounds, sunburn, dandruff, hair fall and inflammatory scalp conditions.

Not many people except the resident Americans along with the traditional masses of the Sonoran desert were aware about the many healing benefits of Jojoba oil. This oil was popularly known and has been used as a reliable source of antioxidant emulsions.

The first International Conference on Jojoba and its uses held at the University of Arizona in 1986 was a turning point and an eye-opener to the Jojoba revolution thereafter.

The ban on Whale oil paved way for the boom of Jojoba wax, which also contains wax esters like spermaceti oils. Being a polyunsaturated wax, the structure of Jojoba oil is completely contradictory from that of other vegetable oils.

Jojoba is preferred in the skin care and cosmetic industry than other oils because natural waxes do not respond to rancidification, which is “the chemical decomposition of fats, oils and other lipids by which oils get undesirable odors and flavors and is one of the reasons why Jojoba wax is odorless.”

Ayurvedic health benefits of Jojoba oil:

Ayurveda is the pioneer and the oldest of all healing systems on earth including Homeopathy, Siddha, Unani, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Aromatherapy, Chiropractic and Acupressure.

Many think that Ayurveda is a complicated medicinal practice. Believe me; no medicinal sciences on earth can be as simple as an Ayurvedic remedy.

Ayurveda is not a rocket science but is just a common sense healing methodology. The word ‘Ayur (Life) + Veda (knowledge)’ means the knowledge of life. Self-realization is the ultimate mission of Ayurvedic healing for attaining the vision of longevity and oneness with the Divine.

Ayurvedic philosophy states that health is a combination of physical, emotional and spiritual heartiness of a person.

Charaka, the most celebrated Ayurvedic philosopher and the author of Charaka Samhita, one among the three Ayurvedic encyclopedia states “The three – body, psyche, and soul – act as a tripod. The world stands upon them, and within them, the world abides.”

Ayurveda never treats an illness or its symptoms, whereas it addresses every individual in a distinct manner and not just their health condition.

This is due to the fact that Ayurveda regards every person as a unique creation with a unique individual constitution known as doshas. Every human being is made up of three doshas, namely vata, pitta and kapha.

These biological energies are an arrangement of the five vital elements of Nature (Panchamahabhutas – earth, water, fire, space and air). All human beings have a combination of three doshas in a specific composition with the dominance of any one dosha.

The predominant doshic energy determines the character, physique, behavioral attributes and spiritual enlightenment of an individual.

Ayurvedic philosophy trusts that everything in this universe is a part of nature and retaining absolute balance with Nature paves way for health and disparity leads to sickness.

Jojoba is a pacifier and neutralizer of all the three doshas. It is many times prescribed for Abhyanga (massaging in Ayurveda), which is maneuvering of muscles and nerves with Ayurvedic oils using palms, fingers, foot, elbows and certain other conventional massaging equipments.

“The body of one who uses oil massage regularly does not become affected much even if subjected to accidental injuries, or strenuous work. By using oil massage daily, a person is endowed with pleasant touch, trimmed body parts and becomes strong, charming and least affected by old age.”

–Charaka Samhita Vol. 1, V: 88-89.

Yes! The wait is over.

Come let’s discover the many healing benefits of Jojoba oil for mankind.

1. God of gorgeous skin: Supports skin health and called as Twachya.

The heading might sound ‘BIG’ but is not a mere exaggeration, as pure Jojoba oil has admirable and commanding qualities that protect your skin health and prevent it from various infections.

Jojoba has supernatural powers and its unique biochemical components make this oil ‘the best’ among various skin care formulations.

For its skin supporting attributes, Jojoba is beckoned as Twachya in Ayurveda.

Ayurveda denotes that Jojoba oil has mild, moist, cooling, light and hydrating properties that are extremely beneficial in the treatment of dry, inflamed and acne-prone skin conditions.

Jojoba oil pacifies all the three doshas and is enormously helpful for vata and pitta skin types. With its light and moisture-enhancing abilities, it is safe for kapha dosha also.

It can work as a brilliant massage oil that can assist in supporting your overall health condition. Just blend 1 ounce of Jojoba oil with 1 ounce of Coconut oil, ¼ ounce of Olive oil and ¼ ounce of Almond oil.

Your magical massage oil is ready for granting you the mesmerizing beauty from within.

Ayurvedic expert, Dr. Meghna Dixit says, “A massage helps in the lymphatic drainage. It leads the toxins and the waste products from the blood and the serum from the lymph nodes to the kidney and through it throws it out of the body. Thus the blood and the body overall is purified.”

She further adds, “It also increases the basic metabolism rate, and activates the cells to perform the best, and thus give a boost to one’s immunity.”

“People who go for massage experience measurable changes in their body’s immune and endocrine response and experienced significant changes in lymphocyte numbers and percentages white blood cells that play a large role in defending the body from disease,” say researchers of Cedars-Sinai’s Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences.

Applying Jojoba oil leaves the positive impression in such a way that the homeostatic regulatory system of the human body recognizes that sufficient oil has been produced by itself.

2. Mother of sebaceous glands:

Wonderful moisturizer that feeds sebum secretion:

Sebaceous glands are minuscule glands in our skin surface that secretes a wax-like or an oil-like substance called as sebum.

The consistency of sebum is much similar to Jojoba oil. The proper secretion of sebum by our sebaceous glands determines the optimal health of skin surface.

According to the Journal of Investigative Dermatology, the British Journal of Dermatology and Skin Pharmacology and Physiology, “Jojoba oil and similar other components are considered natural moisturizing factors that prevent individual skin cells from losing water and create the appearance of smooth and healthy skin, all major benefits.”

‘Mothers are created on earth as God cannot be present everywhere’ is a divine adage.

Why is Jojoba oil beckoned as the ‘Mother of sebaceous glands’?

Jojoba oil is an emollient with rich natural wax esters that assist in the secretion of sebum by the sebaceous glands, thus helping in maintaining balanced level of oil in the skin, retaining the natural moisture, enabling the skin to look young and hydrated and leaving the skin soft and supple.

Dry skin is a result of lack of moisture or water in the epidermis or the upper layer of the skin surface. Jojoba oil penetrates through the epidermis and keeps it moist and hydrated all through the day.

The oil of Jojoba has the potent to enable sebum secretion during shortage and dissolves sticky remains in times of excess sebum secretion.

Massaging your skin with 2 ounce of Jojoba oil blended with 5 drops of Lavender oil, 5 drops of Argan oil and 5 drops of Ylang Ylang oil will moisturize your hair and skin and gift you the most spongy skin and bouncy locks like never before.

3. Father of hair follicles:

Keshya – Encourages hair growth and strengthens your hair follicles:

Every problem has a destined root cause. Nothing happens overnight. Thus, treating the symptoms of a specific health condition can grant only a temporary solution.

Treating the real root cause paves way for treating it initially and preventing it in the future. This is the secret behind the healing acumen of Ayurvedic medication.

“A Father provides the foundation of strength, wisdom and hope. So that his children may build their dreams upon it,” is a celebrated father quote.

That is why I personally call Jojoba oil as the father of hair follicles, for its ability to strengthen the roots of the hair, enrich the scalp, clear away dandruff, control frizz, treat alopecia and promote hair growth.

Gwyneth Paltrow said, “My father, he was like the rock, the guy you went to with every problem.” In a much similar way, Jojoba oil is a father to your hair follicles as every hair problem begins from its roots and this natural wax treats it better than most other hair care products in the market.

Unlike other liquids, Jojoba does not evaporate quickly and it amasses and penetrates into the roots of your hair. This aids in conditioning the roots and preventing your hair from turning dull and fragile.

Excess secretion of sebum in the scalp might lead to sticky hair, itchy scalp, and invasion of microbes along with dirty and blocked pores that restrict the growth of healthy hair.

The major causes behind acne-prone skin conditions are blocked sebaceous glands with excess sebum, dirt, dead cells, keratin and oils. It paves way for the formation of comedone that looks like a whitehead or blackhead.

Blocked sebaceous glands invite bacteria like Propionibacterium acnes that worsen acne and end up in inflammation and spots filled with pus, witnessed by redness and pain.

The extremely shocking fact is that numerous studies have correlated the relation between acne, anxiety and depression that might even lead to suicide in teenagers.

Can a dermatological disorder like acne end up in suicide?

A 2010 study on ‘Clinical implications of lipid peroxidation in acne vulgaris’ by Whitney P Bowe, Department of Dermatology, State University of New York Downstate Medical Center, New York and Alan C Logan, Integrative Care Centre of Toronto, Canada published a detailed study on the impact of acne frequently associated with depression, anxiety and other psychological sequelae and the oxidative stress involved in the pathophysiology of acne.

Yes!! Only a sister can be a caring friend as well as your second mother.

With so many caring features packed in, nothing else than Jojoba can be your ‘LOVING SISTER’ for acne-free clear and spotless skin.

A German based 2012 study, published in the Swiss Journal Research in Complementary Medicine proved the effectiveness of Jojoba oil in the treatment of acne, where facial clay mask blended with jojoba oil dabbed 2-3 times every week for 6 consecutive weeks lead to about 59 per cent diminution of lesions in people with mild acne vulgaris.

Mix 10 drops of Jojoba oil with 1 drop of Turmeric oil and 1 drop of Tea tree oil and dab it on your acne and leave it for 30 minutes. Wash your face with a mild skin cleanser with 2 drops of Jojoba oil diluted in it.

Follow this regimen in alternative days for about a month, visible results are sure to knock your door. Practice Pranayama every day, where 70 per cent of toxic remains in your system are flushed out through conscious exhalation.

5. Brother to ‘The beautiful You’:

Rasayana – Rejuvenates and restores skin health:

‘Sometimes being a brother is even better than being a SuperHero’ – Marc Brown.

Your Super Hero brother would always love to keep you beautiful as you are his lovely little princess/prince.

Jojoba oil is rich in Vitamin E that contributes to its antioxidant properties. This aids in combating against the free radicals that are responsible for aging symptoms like wrinkles, fine lines, saggy and dull skin.

Gently massaging your skin with 5 drops of Jojoba oil and 2 drops of Apricot oil and 1 drop of Cucumber oil can help in rejuvenating and restoring your skin health, leaving it look young and beautiful.

6. Friend for fair complexion:

‘A friend in need is a friend indeed’ is a lovely friendship proverb and indeed Jojoba is that true friend for you in possessing a blemish-free, clear and fair skin complexion.

Jojoba oil controls the production of melanin and aids in treating skin pigmentation. Massaging your face, neck and hands with 15 drops of Jojoba oil, 3 drops of Sandalwood oil and 2 drops of Rose Geranium oil everyday can help in improving your complexion by lightening the skin color.

What next? Bright, clear, acne-free, spotless and extremely fairer skin that would make you proud and your rivals to stay envious on you is all yours.

7. Enemy to microbes and foreign bodies:

Kustaghna – Supports skin health and treats various skin problems.

Jojoba oil is undoubtedly tough on microbes and smooth on your skin.

It is a great warrior in fighting against bacteria, fungi, other microbes and foreign bodies. These micro-organisms would otherwise barricade the functions of the healthy cellular structure of the skin.

Microbes invade wounds, boils, burns, acne and other skin eruptions and worsen its conditions. Bacteria like Staphylococcus aureus enable the wounds to turn septic and delay its healing.

Jojoba oil has anti-microbial, anti-fungal and antibacterial properties that curb the growth of microbes and help in the treatment of related skin conditions like eczema, candida, ringworm, dermatitis and psoriasis.

How will Jojoba do all these things? Is that the next question striking your thoughts? Then, here’s the answer.

Jojoba oil is one among the most light and easily-spreading natural wax that penetrates deep into the skin surface.

First, it arrests the functions of microbes and further curtails its growth. Followed by its ‘repairing mission’ where Jojoba oil promotes the natural ability of the damaged or inflamed skin to turn to its normal cellular arrangement with its rich nutrients and chemical constituents.

Jojoba oil further normalizes the secretion of sebum by the sebaceous glands, the ultimate secret behind your skin in the pink.

All you need to do is to dab the affected areas with 5 drops of Jojoba oil blended with 1 drop of Argan oil to return to your healthy skin regimen.

Other health benefits:

Apart from these amazing benefits, Jojoba oil is also used as a vital ingredient in moisturizing creams, conditioners, shampoos, sunscreen lotions, baby care products, nail and cuticle products, pharmaceutical products, lubrication industry, natural cleansers and an extensive array of cosmetics.

Adhere to a wholesome and balanced diet.

Simple physical exercises on a daily basis might sound easy but you never know the massive health benefits on your fitness regimen.

Linking with the ultimate Divine Force through meditation or prayer for about 15 to 20 minutes a day can help in colossal positive effects on your brain and body, leading you to realize yourself, earn self-esteem and an optimistic outlook of life.

Be positive and fulfill your duties or karma for everlasting contentment.

Deepen your thoughts with positive thinking and determine to bring a smile in at least one person every day.

Fuel your system by drinking plentiful water and juices.

Keep smiling; you must have known that ‘Smile is a curve that sets everything straight’ :).

Ok… It’s up to you now, to turn that new leaf in your life this New Year 2016 🙂 and every New Day in the years ahead 🙂

Wishing you all a blessed and blissful New Year 2016, from my heart 🙂

Keep up that great smile 🙂 You look awesome 🙂 while smiling 🙂

Disclaimer:

This article is destined only for informational purposes and is not meant to diagnose, prevent or treat any kind of health conditions. It is not for replacing any prescription medicines or the consultation of a certified general practitioner. We, at Essential Depot are not doctors of medicine or healthcare practitioners and this piece of information is shared only for spreading the miraculous curing of Ayurveda, the mother of all healing systems on earth.

All essential oils are suggested only for topical application and not for internal use. Blend it with suitable carrier oils before use. This is mainly because 100 per cent untainted and organic essential oils are concentrated liquids and may cause allergic reactions if used on the skin without dilution.

Care should be taken in using essential oils on children, pregnant or nursing women. Speak with your Ayurvedic expert or medical professional before selecting the appropriate oils for your unique individual constitution (Prakriti) and the state of health (Vikruti). Do a patch test on your skin before enjoying the enormous benefits of essential oils.